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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-06-14, Page 20Pete 20 The Times-Advocate, .June 14, 1962 GB Lions install new officers Ted Stanlake, centre, was installed as president of the Grand Bend Lions Club at their final meeting of the season at the Green Forest Motel, Thursday, Jack Levie, right, Parkhill, installed the officers in a humorous talk on how not to oprate a club. He is shown presenting the gavel to Stanlake while past presi- dalit Emerson Desjardine looks on. —T-A photo By MRS. WELLWOOD 9144, GRAND I31 t'W The golf tournament sponsor- :0 by Branch 498 of the Royal Canadian Legion for the Starlike Drive-in trophy was won by a Parkhill Legion team composed of Everett Richardson, Ross Griffith, Harold Riehardson and. George Pedlar, Low gross prize donated by Datars Sunoco Was won by Ev- Richardson with an 81. Low net prize donated by Conklin Lum- ber was won by George Pedlar with a net of -GT Low gross 1st nine donated by Legion President Borden (lark was won by Jack Levie with, a 40; low gross .2nd nine by Stanlake's Speed Wash was won by Hal Aitken with a 38; Jaw net 1st nine donated by- Dot and Glen's BA, by Ross Griffith with a 33; low net 2nd nine donated by Flear's Bak- ery, by Bob Dinney and Mur- ray Douglas with 32. Longest .drive on # 11 do- nated by Imperial Garage was won by Harold Richardson; most honest golfer donated by Sports was won by Earl Thompson. Second place for teams was won by B team of Grand Bend Legion composed of Hal Aitken, Murray Douglas, Howard Green and Borden Clark, UCW hear missionary The afternoon and evening units of Grand Bend DOW met Friday evening, June 8 with ladies from Church of God and St.. John's-by-the-lake Anglican church as guests. Mrs, C. Tavener was in charge of the devotional and her theme was "Workers To- gether." A' trio consisting of Mrs. Emery Des Jardins, Mrs, Mansell Mason and Mrs. Mee Holt favored with a song selec- tion. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elston and were guests of Mr. and of Calgary, Alla. visited with And family attended. Anderson Mrs, Tiumpnrey Arthur. Mr. and Mrs Nelson Raker and anniversary services Sunday 'l'elford .Johnson and Don fancily on Friday, Buy him something nice to wear at Gould & Jory's )41 OUR GIFT TO DAD! This coupon worth $15.00 ON A HOUSE OF STONE MADE-TO-MEASURE 2-PANT SUIT All Cloths Included Order Today rar I•P `co '10 tiro II siir 44, O Y WI: Budget from Biddulph By MRS. M. H. ELSTON .... Mr. and Mrs. Chris Fischer accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Bert Black, also Mrs. Hattie Alsworth, of London, were guests at their grandson Ken- non's second birthday party. Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chris Fischer were Mr. and Mrs. William Fischer and Cathy, of London. Mrs. Jessie Lewis is holiday- ing_ for two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hodgins, of Des- boro, having returned home with them after they spent the weekend with her. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Dean Gibson were Mr. and Mrs. J. D. vray, Paisley, also Mr. and Mrs, George Gibson and child- ren of Wroxeter. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fischer and family spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Thomp- son of London, Visitors on Friday with Mr. and Mrs, John Spacek were Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Bur- gemister of Zurich,. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lester and two children of Brigden spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alex McFalls. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Skinner attended Zion anniversary ser- vice on Sunday and were guests after of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jacques. Mr. and Mrs. John McAllis- ter and boys, accompanied by Mr. Cecil Skinner, visited with Mr. and Mrs, Ken Mason of Belgrave on Sunday. Mr. Ralph Bicknell, of Van- couver, who is in training at RCAF Station Centralia, visit- ed on Sunday evening with his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Allan F. Elston. Aylmer Fancy 48-oz. Tomato Juice Aylmer 1S-oz. Fruit Cocktail Aylmer Tomato, 11-oz. Catsup Aylmer Boston Brown Beans 15-oz. 20-oh Aylmer AYLM ER Canned Food Sale 35.c Aylmer 20-oz. PEACHES 27` Aylmer l0-oz, this TOMATO SOUP 2 PEAS 4-5 Ungraded 15-oz, 2 FJR 23c Aylmer Fancy Cream Style CORN ST. WILLIAMS ASSORTED Jams 9-0Z. JARS 394 SALADA Tea B ags 100 OFF PING, OF 60 73c CHRISTIE'S Ritz Maple Leaf Pure Pork Skinless SAUSAGE sa see Le. 45c Sweet Smoked Rindless DEVON BACON Le 694 1/2 's RTS, 21/2 to 2 lb. average MAPLE LEAF HAMS 89c Maple Leaf Sliced or by the Piece BOLOG A 33c 8.01, PKG 25' 1,-,e4s,ofT:v.mMao!'. • SIJPERIOlf 400D MARKETSal 235 0212 While they last! SAVE! 20" GAS RANGE WITH AUTQMATIC OVEN Regular $156 HOTSON PROPANE Phone 156W Grand Bend GB Legion tourney won by Parkhill Wins Lion award Don Robertson, right, manager of the Bank of Mont- real, Grand Bend, was presented with the "Lion of the Year" award at a presentation at the club's final meet- ing, Thursday. The award is for outstanding work in the club during the past year. Mac MacLaren, who won the award, when it was first presented last year, is shown making the presentation to Robertson, who has been a member of the club for only a little more than a year. —T-A photo News from Sainisbury 7.J.r. George Atkinson, Sandra and Darren were Sunday visit- ors with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Atkinson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dobbs are on a motor trip to the east coast. Misses Gail aril Brenda Fair- bairn, London, were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson and boys, Mrs. Maurice MacDonald, Lucan, and Mrs. Harry Noels, Aylmer, called on Mrs. Earl Atkinson on Saturday after- noon. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon :Mines. Russeldale, and Mr. and Mrs. Maprice MacDonald, of Lucan., were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dickins. Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Latta. and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Atkinson at Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Ross McFalls and boys visited Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall and girls on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll, Mrs. Jim Barker and Mr, and Mrs. Heber Davis attended the funeral of their aunt, the late Mrs. Clarence Fletcher, at the Hopper-Hockey funeral home, Exeter, on Friday afternoon, Mrs. Henry Hodgins and Miss Sophia Richards, Lam, Mrs, Ada Walker a nd Mr, George Pentland were Saturday guests with Mr, and Mrs. Harry Carroll, Wayne Carroll was observing his lath birth- day, Wesley Abbott, Muriel, Cathe- rine and Carol Ann were weekend visitors with Mr. and Ron Carroll. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bruce and Mr. and Mrs Allan Bale, Tavistbck, were S a t u t' d .a. y guests with Mr, and Mrs, Heber Davis, Mr. and Mrs, Earl Greenlee and boys were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sher- wood, London township. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Greenlee were Sunday guests With the latter's brother, Mr. Mrs. 'Emery Des Jardins troduced the guest speaker, Miss Audrey Vinkbeiner, mis- sionary home from SL Lucia, who showed slides of her work no this tropical island. Mrs, Love thanked Miss Finkbeiner and gave a poem entitled "God's Plan." There were 38 members and guests present. Personal -items Grand Bend WI will hold its picnic at •ConserVation Park on .June 21 at 8.30. Mrs. Alec Hamilton, and Brad, ley are visiting a few days this week with her aunt and uncle • at the Mackinac Straits and Manistique, Michigan, ... . .... News budget from Baseline By MRS. ARCHIE .D.EWAR • :" • , • . . : . ... Mr, John Finn, Howard, Bill and Noreen were Sunday guests of Mr. Finn's sister, Miss Han- nah Finn and Kate of London, Mr. Barry Minn, 8th Line, spent the weekend at the home of his grandfather, Mr, John Finn. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parkinson and family attended Zion West anniversary services and were guests of Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Hern and family. Mr, and Mrs. Ken Hill, Jim and Loraine, of Lambeth, visit- ed with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parkinson and family Sunday evening, Mr, and Mrs. Oliver Baker and Elton visited with Mrs.' Baker's father, Mr. Herb Beer and Anna of Munro on Sunday evening, By MRS. HEBER DAVIS and Mrs. Fred Guilfoyle, Lon- don. Mrs. E. B. Smythe, of land, died on Monday, 11. Mrs. Tom Rees and baby, Donna Marie, came home from. FROZEN FEATURES Libby's or York French Cut 10-oz, pkg. GREEN BEANS Supreme 2-pound bag FRENCH FRIED POTATOES - 49c 05-oz. Tin Makes 24 Ounces WELCH'S GRAPE JUICE - 21c IfA9 moo*, §e 40084 rok 2r'na45c • Phone 235-0270 GOULD & TORY NABISCO ROBIN HOOD ROYAL 'DELUXE Cake Mixes 33c RED SEAL FANCY COHOE Salmon 7 3/4 OZ TINS R 85c Shreddies 12 OZ PKG White, Chocolate, Banana or Double Dutch Exeter 47c I SPY, APPLES. Jiliaiziel CANTALOUPES Jumbo CELERY STALKS TOMATOES FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Red, Ripe Cello Fancy California 3 L. 39c 33' A E.: A, 35 Pk,19c OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 10 P.M. Mid- June South Huron Hosptal on Mon- day. Mrs, Rees' sister, Miss Blanche Rollings, Clandeboye, spent several clays with them. Continue a sound record of service Autherittd by Huron PO Alia'n ON JUNE 18 RE-ELECT CARDIFF a